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Mar. 13
1975: Snow day puts sledders on the front page
In March 1975, a snow day in Southeast Missouri delighted students with unexpected sledding adventures. Other headlines covered a Poplar Bluff park debate, telephone upgrades, and a lightning-struck home.
Samantha Tucker
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Mar. 13
Poplar Bluff Altrusa chapter looking back on 70 years of service
Altrusa International of Poplar Bluff, Missouri, Inc. will celebrate a milestone anniversary on March 22. The chapter has spearheaded multiple charitable efforts in its 70 years of operation, and members have climbed the leadership ladder at the international level...
From Staff Reports
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Mar. 13
FREE ACCESS: High winds, possible tornadoes Friday
Poplar Bluff faces high winds up to 45 mph and potential tornadoes Friday evening as a major weather system moves through the region. Residents are urged to stay alert and heed warnings.
Joe McGraw
News
Mar. 12
Stolen valor: Southeast Missouri man jailed for posing as decorated war hero
A Missouri man, William J. Clark, faces forgery and stolen valor charges after posing as a decorated war hero. Authorities found counterfeit military documents and medals in his possession.
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Mar. 12
Apple Ridge Orchard expands with new property acquisition and exciting plans for the future
Apple Ridge Orchard in Sikeston is expanding with a new property acquisition. Owners Trey and Ashley Wilson plan to open a general store and host events, including a strawberry festival and Christmas festivities.
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Mar. 11
Fire departments, MDC team up to extinguish wildfire on Monday
The Logan Creek Volunteer Fire Department called for backup to a wildfire on the Butler-Ripley county line Monday, and neighboring departments didn't disappoint. Multiple mutual aid departments and an MDC crew extinguished the 45-acre fire on Monday.
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Mar. 11
Local coroners weigh in on the state of the office
Legislative efforts are underway to improve the salaries and qualifications of Missouri coroners. County coroners Jim Akers, Brent Stidham and Mike Jackson voiced their thoughts on the challenges of their profession and whether new laws would make up for funding de...
Joe McGraw
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Mar. 11
Grant funding awarded for Project Prom, graduation lock-in events
The Southeast Coalition for Roadway Safety is helping fund Project Prom and other festivities at 43 schools in Missouri, including 14 in the southeast region. SCRS will educate students on driving safely and without distractions.
From Staff Reports
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Mar. 9
Celebrating 70 years: Altrusa of Poplar Bluff prepares for milestone anniversary
Altrusa of Poplar Bluff gears up for its 70th anniversary in 2025, with insights from District Eight Gov. Lorraine Brewer on the club's growth and future at a recent meeting with local Altrusa groups.
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Mar. 9
Discover your revolutionary roots: Genealogy event in Poplar Bluff offers expert guidance
Join the Missouri Sons of the American Revolution in Poplar Bluff on March 15 for expert genealogy guidance. Discover your lineage and learn about joining patriotic organizations.
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